“When we say no, they become aggressive…”

Nary is a 36-year-old hostess at a karaoke bar in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It’s a job that is looked down upon by much of society – regarded as unsavory work for men’s entertainment, and considered sex work by many. Nary’s husband left her after his family found out about her job and were ashamed. Her […]

“I never knew anything about sexual harassment…”

At 34, Sorya already has 16 years of experience in the garment industry. She’s been working in factories ever since she was 18. In that time she has experienced more than her fair share of sexual harassment at work. “Sometimes my colleagues would hug me from behind and call me ‘honey.’ Sometimes they would tease […]

See the most stunning images from 2018

As we say farewell to 2018, here are five photos of some of the amazing people your support has made a difference to. We asked our photographers to submit their favourite images from the work they saw CARE implementing this year. They are all striking, moving, and proof of the difference your support makes. Thank […]

Stopping sexual harassment across the Mekong region

Sexual harassment is a global issue. It is a form of gender-based violence, and one of the most serious violations of workers’ rights experienced by women across the Mekong. It is a deeply sensitive issue. Rooted in unequal power and gender relations it disproportionately affects women and girls. Across the Mekong, existing sexual harassment legislation […]

Women as equals

Hour lives in Cambodia, and used to be dependent on her husband’s income - now he works for her. Find out what changed. Visit care.org.au/cambodia to learn more about CARE's work in Cambodia.

Supporting women. Defeating poverty.

Supporting women. Defeating poverty.

Donate Now